The animation is very personal, the 1:1 body ratio, thick legs and big feet, the complex scene design of Osamu Tezuka, the grand picture and sense of space, it is difficult for today's young painters to have such a pattern. As expected, the Japanese have already begun to consider the relationship between humans and robots and the cognitive issues of robots more than 10 years ago. When one day robots can completely replace human work and have independent personalities, how can they continue to exist as human tools and efforts in the future. It's hard to predict how it will develop. The only flaw may be that Kenichi's protagonist's halo is too obvious. As an ordinary little boy, he has experienced so much, not only did he survive without any injuries, you are an artificial human.
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